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it's may 2012, and the soldiers of 3 squadron sas...d ordered two killings, as an initiation for new recruits. this was a civil trial, not criminal — the burden of proof is lower. but the man seen by many australians as the embodiment of heroism has a much tarnished reputation. the newspapers who exposed him, vindicated. robin brant, bbc news. here, a car rental company supplying remotely driven cars has launched in milton keynes, in what it says is the first of its kind in europe. the fetch system has been tested on the city's roads for the last 18 months. customers book a car through an app, then the system delivers the vehicle via remote control. jo black has been finding out more. after 18 months, and more than 1,000 miles of testing, these new hire cars are ready for the road. the company has taken electric vehicles and retrofitted them with driverless technology. butjust for now, the company is using safety drivers. as you can see, they don't actually drive the car. that's done back at the company's headquarters. we still have a s

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hello, on the air, the program sas is authorized to announce that i, its host nadezhda sas, welcome you remind you of this program for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these events, people, will affect the life of everyone and the life of the country, and the main events of world politics this week . let's tell you right now above the electoral council of turkey announced the victory of the incumbent president of turkey turnip, erdogan in the elections. more than 52% of the kemal opposition voters voted for the turkish leader. kylych. the road received almost 48% of the vote, the second round of presidential elections in turkey took place last sunday. on the evening of the same day, erdogan announced that the second round of presidential elections was over and called himself their winner. the politician, during an appeal to supporters, said that the people had transferred responsibility for governing the country to him for the next 5 years . the opposition recognized defeat in the presidential elections in turkey. learn the way, and political cour

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so we were in a three man sai sa— guess. so we were in a three man sai sa iasi— guess.of energy, which part of the which should be part of the design . and jim, how design feature. and jim, how much does 2.3 miles of cable weigh? i think two rescue would be impossible . i hope i'm wrong. be impossible. i hope i'm wrong. ihope be impossible. i hope i'm wrong. i hope you're wrong . two last i hope you're wrong. two last night it emerged that the disastrous and expensive hs2 project has already used up a third of its cash reserves. as the government wheeled out rail minister huw merriman, who blamed the latest blunder on everything from pandemic to the war in ukraine. thus far, hs2 has cost roughly £15 billion of your pounds, owing to what seems to be an infinite number of delays. the whole project is projected now to cost potentially over £100 billion, all for the sake of shaving 20 minutes off a train journey from birmingham to london. i'm now joined by conor holohan, the media campaign manager at the taxpayers alliance . and conor, taxpayers alliance. and conor, is this

more about what people have been sa in. , ., saying. has been reaction across france. _ saying. there has been reaction across france. everywhere - saying. there has been reactionj across france. everywhere from saying. there has been reaction - across france. everywhere from the locals in the town that have been speaking with, who are of course horrified that this could happen on a sunny morning there in a tranquil park by the lake. all the way through to the journalist community thatis through to the journalist community that is also shocked by the stabbing, all the way up to the highest echelons of the french government. as i mentioned, president macron was tweeting there. we have more comments on twitter, tweeting about this horrible attack. this is striking a chord across the nation. france is perhaps not a stranger to stabbing attacks, especially since the 2015 terrorist attacks, although we should stress that we don't know what the motive was in this particular attack. every time it is a shock and every time it is distressing and

teachers sa the people like andrew tate. teachers say they are _ people like andrew tate.ndrew tate. teachers say they are seeing the attitudes, | say they are seeing the attitudes, behaviour, the kind of language used by andrew tate being picked up and mirrored, particularly by boys, contributing to a dismissive attitude towards girls and women, to casual sexism being normalised in the school environment and they see that as part of a wider cultural challenge in which teenagers are accessing all kinds of content, some of it very explicit, some violent, online and that's influencing what's happening in school with concerns about sexual assaults, sexual harassment, and they are having to deal with that on a day—to—day basis. generally they tend not to concentrate on one individual influence are like andrew tate. rather they try and build through resilience and concentration on what a healthy relationship looks like. that is backed by government guidelines which are being reviewed at the moment and we should get an updated version of those later this year. updated version of

sÁ grave dicen, pero estable las autoridades solicitan si alguien tiene informaciÓn que se comuniquein de semana violento con dos tiro oes que dejar a una do ceno de heridos. con la llegada del verano que se espera a mÁs gente reuniÉndose y saliendo quÉ piensan hacer las autoridades para garantizar la seguridad de todos? escuche esto. >>> pÁnico, el viernes en la noche en las calles cuando una fiesta celebrando el aniversario de la tienda local se convirtiÓ en terror al registrarse un tiroteo. >>> uno de los organizadores dijo que fue un evento bello y uno que persona enferma tenÍa otro plan en mente que el devastador dejÓ a seis personas herida una estÁ en condiciÓn crÍtica no hacen arrestos, pero tiene una persona de interÉs que estarÍa asociada al vehÍculo que se vio huyendo despuÉs del tiroteo, la situaciÓn en el corazÓn de la misiÓn tiene a muchos viviendo con miedo. >>> cinco de la tarde, tengo estar en la casa porque da miedo. >>> no fue el Único incidente violento al dÍa siguiente en el club tratos en la avenida tambiÉn se registrÓ otra balacera. >>> hay una... en el club, ha

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have their sights set on san jose, there is one giant optical in the way >> reporter: over the years, sa jose has tried to lure professional baseball here, first the giants and the a's, but without success. now, with the bay area poised to become a one team market, san jose is sending major-league baseball one more pitch. >> reporter: no pitch clock needed here. the very day nevad approved public funding for a new a's stadium in vegas, san jose sent this letter to commissioner rob manfred callin for mlb to remove the giants grip on the city's baseball fate. >> the a's are likely moving, this really feels like the moment to make our case to mlb that the territorial restrictions placed over the south bay need to go. they don' make sense. there is no other city in major professional spor that faces the imposition of territorial rights like those that constrain the bay area. >> reporter: mayor matt mahan and for former mayors signed th letter appealing to be eligibl for any future team looking fo a home. >> it wouldn't be the a's that we need that because we have already lost the raiders goi

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i remind you that on the air the program sas is authorized to state sergey feliksovich, in your opinion, what role do you see russia in a possible conflict and do you share the position of sergey leonidovich that, of course, china and taiwan are not ready for a confrontation at the moment and can there be such obvious provocations from the united states of america that this position of both players will change. well, i have already said that it is practically, uh, impossible. uh, military conflict between taiwan and china since. they both see themselves as a single part. and what about those separatists. if we assume for ourselves that this scenario will develop in the same way as in ukraine, that they will create some kind of military coup there. yes , some parts there, as it were in the case of the donbass, will begin. damn, e there their army or or even worse, they will send shells, and all this will be supported from the outside, then here, of course, if a set of such fantastic events can lead to some kind of conflict, if such a conflict is possible, then russia's participation depe

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sa francisco, though, answers in the bottom of the inning. pederson's liner gets past the right fielder. estrada scores t make it a one-run game. then th next inning, matos just inside the left field foul pole for hi first career home run. the two-run blast gives the giants 7-5 lead. then in the ninth, doval trying to close it out, but arizona makes it a one-run game. doval strikes out smith t end it. phew, the giants hang o to win, and are just a game and a half behind the diamondbacks for first in the nl west. >>> the a's and blue jays were playing safely on the ground unlike those folks up there. matt chapman the two out single over the head of tony kemp, and toronto gets the 2-0 lead. jays up 5-3 in the sixth. guerrero jr. fires that. oakland now has lost nine of their last ten. >>> historic night offensively for the angels. they hit back t back to back home runs as part of a 13-run inning at colorado. la led 23-0 after four innings and go on to win 25 to 1 bringing rockies fans to tears. i'm so sorry for that young girl. the angels set f

hello, on the air, the program sas is authorized to announce that i am its host nadezhda sas, i welcomed you. this is a program for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes , events, people will affect the life of everyone and the life of the country about the main events of world politics this week. let's tell you right now above the electoral council of turkey announced the victory of the incumbent president of turkey turnip, erdogan in the elections. more than 52% of kemal opposition voters voted for the turkish leader. kylych. the way received almost 48% of the vote, the second round of the presidential elections in turkey took place last sunday. on the evening of the same day, erdogan announced that the second round of the presidential elections was over and called himself their winner, the politician, during an appeal to supporters, said that the people for the next 5 years transferred to him his administration was responsible for governing the country , the opposition recognized defeat in the presidential elections in turkey, comrad

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hello, on the air, the program sas is authorized to announce i am the host nadezhda sas greetings. this program is for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of each of the life of the country, and the main events of world politics this week. let's tell. to you right now the son of us president hunter biden. he pleaded guilty to tax evasion and made a deal with the investigation on the issue of illegal possession of weapons. this follows from the documents of the us attorney's office while investigating other possible offenses. hunter biden. continues at the white house. while breathing a sigh of relief. indeed, on these points. prosecutors agreed to bring biden jr. conditional term. this categorically does not suit the republicans, who believe that hunterbaideno got off lightly solely because of his relationship with the president. at the same time, the us president himself managed to sharply spoil relations with the chinese president last week. xi jinping was dismayed when the us spotted chines

an elite sas soldier, robert smith sued three newspapers that had accused him of war crimes.nue its role in the allied effort to defeat baton above. it heard claims he had pushed a hunk cut former off a cliff. details of a captured taliban fighter he was shot in the back ten times, and that he had ordered killings as an initiation for recruits. this was a civil trial, not criminal. the burden of proof is lower, but the man seen as the embodiment of heroism is a much tarnished reputation. the newspapers that exposed him, vindicated. the uk government has until 4pm local time, under two hours, to hand over the former prime minister's whatsapp messages to an inquiry related to the pandemic. he could face possible prosecution. borisjohnson is seems to added pressure to ministers it, stating he had given all relevant material. our political correspondent told me more about the public inquiry, which is about to begin its first hearing into the uk government's handling of the pandemic. it government's handling of the pandemic— pandemic. it is important to remember _ pandemic. it is

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